Arroyo Monthly

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–continued from page 34 Sometimes it’s the little things that make a home radiant. Sherry Grossi opened her consignments boutique, P.E. Deans, in April and she is amazed at what passes through her front door every day. “Beautiful things make me happy, make me tingle,” says Sherry. She marvels at the treasures that she discovers, and stresses that stunning furniture and décor is both a delight and an investment – and they don’t have to cost a fortune. “People recognize value and they want nice things,” Sherry explains.“But they also want a great deal. They look in retail stores and then they come here and find beautiful, sophisticated, very expensive brands that are in perfect condition, for a fraction of the price they would pay elsewhere.” In addition to luxurious furnishings PE Deans offers an array of accessories and gift items. Sherry recently received a collection of unique Santa Claus figures, for example. She also features ceramics, Italian vases, crystal objects, 18th century sterling silver candelabra, wine glasses, Rosenthal and Richard Ginori fine china. Sherry’s advice in almost all decisionmaking situations: “Never ask your husband. If you love it and you can afford it, buy it. These objects will make you proud and happy.” And, if you buy them as a gift, they will make someone you love proud, happy and grateful. Jim and Paula English, co-owners of Fancy That!, have created and sustained a magical gift shop that resonates with seasonal cheer. They offer year-round traditional gifts for

PHOTO: Top, Courtesy of P.E. Deans; Bottom, Courtesy of Sierra Custom Kitchens

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